Newes from Yorke
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WITH HIS
majesties
propositions
TO THE LORDS
THERE.
Conceive toy Lord of lindfey is Admiral! of
England,znd the Lord of Ormond Lord Lieute¬
nant of Ireland, The King hath this day
made divers Propofitions to the Lords here;
As, Firft, to have the declaration of both
Houles of the ninth of May to be dilavowcd*
Secondly to have lattice in Hull bafinefle.
Thirdly, to have the Militia declared to be his right*
Fourthly, to have tumults puniflied*
Fiftly, To havethc Parliament adjourned to Oxford, (amhidgl
ffbtcbejkr,Yorke, Qrventry, ^Briftoll, Nottingham, or any ofthofe places
Where his Majefty (hall command,and other things which I have
not leafure to addc;
To toorrovy they meete againe, and I bclceve the maine que*
ftton will bee, whether a Declaration (hall bee made here, or the
Lords (to agree here, and vote in the houle; and in what equipage
aogoe* OtfrCourtinaeafeth daily, and weebeleeve, not with®
fianding the offer of an hundred thoufand pound, by theCom-
inon Cqunccll, that the King may have as much money from the
Citizens as they, andlbeleeve hereis ground for fuch a conceit!
Here is nq poffibiluy for the Kings fuddain rcmove hence,though
fome tbtokc he may ftep hence to Uueolne, for jor 4° dayes, to fee®
rle that Countrey, but 1 am not of that opinion?
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WITH HIS
majesties
propositions
TO THE LORDS
THERE.
Conceive toy Lord of lindfey is Admiral! of
England,znd the Lord of Ormond Lord Lieute¬
nant of Ireland, The King hath this day
made divers Propofitions to the Lords here;
As, Firft, to have the declaration of both
Houles of the ninth of May to be dilavowcd*
Secondly to have lattice in Hull bafinefle.
Thirdly, to have the Militia declared to be his right*
Fourthly, to have tumults puniflied*
Fiftly, To havethc Parliament adjourned to Oxford, (amhidgl
ffbtcbejkr,Yorke, Qrventry, ^Briftoll, Nottingham, or any ofthofe places
Where his Majefty (hall command,and other things which I have
not leafure to addc;
To toorrovy they meete againe, and I bclceve the maine que*
ftton will bee, whether a Declaration (hall bee made here, or the
Lords (to agree here, and vote in the houle; and in what equipage
aogoe* OtfrCourtinaeafeth daily, and weebeleeve, not with®
fianding the offer of an hundred thoufand pound, by theCom-
inon Cqunccll, that the King may have as much money from the
Citizens as they, andlbeleeve hereis ground for fuch a conceit!
Here is nq poffibiluy for the Kings fuddain rcmove hence,though
fome tbtokc he may ftep hence to Uueolne, for jor 4° dayes, to fee®
rle that Countrey, but 1 am not of that opinion?
Primed fotHugb cPerpi 1^42*
0\A
Wjmm
wm
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| Broadsides from the Crawford Collection > Newes from Yorke > (1) |
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| Description | Around 2,200 items dating from 1505 to 1897. Broadsides were originally cheap, single sheets of text, sometimes with woodcuts. Extremely varied subject matter, including proclamations, news items, scaffold speeches, satires, political and religious controversies, and Jacobite risings. Also military campaigns, such as Napoleon's threatened invasion of England in 1803. Part of the Crawford Collections on deposit from the Balcarres Heritage Trust. |
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